Determining Y without X: Solutions Explained

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Determining the value of Y without knowing X is impossible in the equations y=x - 22081 and y=x - 28398, as Y is dependent on the changing value of X. Since Y is defined by the equations, it cannot be isolated as a constant without a specific value for X. The discussion concludes that without knowing X, Y cannot be accurately calculated. Therefore, the answer to the question is no, Y cannot be determined without X.
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I need to determine the answer for Y in the following question:

y=x - 22081 and y=x - 28398. X is a changing factor as the amount deducted changes every time. But Y is a constant amount - never changes. Is there a way to determine y without knowing x?

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